Step 1 of 5
Check
Redfin search results are checked every two hours from 7 AM to 9 PM market-local, plus once overnight, for new listings, price cuts and status changes.
Redfin listingsMLS data via RedfinListing changes
Check. Refresh. Value. Score. Deliver.
The complete path from a Redfin listing to an inspectable score and a city-ranked shortlist, including what the engine can and cannot see.
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Five steps, from listing to shortlist.
Scroll through the steps; the diagram follows.
- Check11,130 active Redfin listings in 6 cities
- RefreshPhotos, features, comps, valuation
- Value & score5 lenses on every property
- RankPercentile within the city
- DeliverShortlist, in-app alerts; brief Coming soon
Step 2 of 5
Refresh
Listing details refresh nightly and whenever a search-level change is detected.
PhotosFeaturesSchoolsMobilityClimateHOATax historySold compsListing contact
Step 3 of 5
Value & score
Valuation outputs and five score anatomies are computed from fields the engine actually carries.
Motivated sellerFix & flipBuy & holdMid-term rentalAirbnb
Step 4 of 5
Rank
Each lens is ranked within the city pool. Top means percentile 95 or higher; Strong means percentile 80 or higher.
City percentileGradeConfidenceTier
Step 5 of 5
Deliver
The shortlist updates after each check. The 7 AM brief is Coming soon. In-app tier alerts follow checks; email alerts are Coming soon.
ShortlistMorning brief (Coming soon)Tier alerts (email: Coming soon)Exports
Two cadences, stated on every surface.
Every board, card and email shows the last check and the last detail refresh in the city's timezone.
Listings, every two hours
Search-level checks run every two hours from 7 AM to 9 PM market-local, plus once overnight, for new listings, price cuts and status changes.
Details, nightly and on change
Listing details refresh nightly and whenever a search-level change is detected.
Shown on every surface
Every board, card, property page and email shows the last check, next check and last detail refresh in the market timezone.
What the schedule means.
At a check
The engine can see new listings, price cuts and status changes distributed through Redfin and recalculate the city ranking.
Between checks
No change is implied. The product shows the recorded check time instead of claiming moment-of-change updates.
At 7 AM (Coming soon)
The email summarises the last 24 hours. Delivery time is a ritual, not a data-freshness claim.
Limitations, stated plainly.
Every tool has edges. These are ours, written down so nobody has to discover them.
What the score is not- Redfin and MLS listing data are live. Zillow and Realtor.com are coming soon, under Next on the roadmap.
- Owner and legal-distress records, municipal rental rules, and true ADR or occupancy are not current engine fields.
- Airbnb economics are proxies and are labelled as such.
- Scores prioritize research; they do not guarantee a deal or outcome.
Data sources
- Redfin Live
- MLS listing data Live
- Zillow Coming soon
- Realtor.com Coming soon
See a city checked, valued and ranked.
The demo shows the shortlist for the live cities, with the freshness pill on every board.
Questions about how it works.
Is this MLS data, updated the moment a listing changes?
No. AevoraeX checks Redfin listings (MLS data as distributed via Redfin) on a two-hour schedule and does not need an MLS login. We do not claim to update the moment a listing changes; we show you exactly when we last looked.
What happens between checks?
Nothing is read between checks. A listing that changes between two checks is picked up at the next one, rescored, and can appear on your list and in an alert after that check. The freshness pill shows the last and the next check for every city.
What does the engine know about a listing?
It carries listing history, photos, features, schools, walk, transit and bike scores, climate factors, HOA, tax history from the listing, sold comps, valuation and the listing agent and broker. It has no owner data, deeds, tax delinquency, permits, liens, code violations or court records. Caveats state what is missing.
Why do you say 'check' instead of 'sync'?
Because that is what happens. We check Redfin listings on a schedule, the way an agent would, only every two hours and across the whole city. Saying anything else would overstate it.